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Does anyone know about expecterated necrotic neoplasm? |
Does anyone know about expecterated necrotic neoplasm? expectorated -- to cough out Expectorate indicates spitting. Necrotic means dead, and somewhat rotting due to lack of blood flow. Neoplasm means new growth; there are benign and there are malignant neoplasms. |
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